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Gosport hospital deaths: Families need Hillsborough-style inquests

Gosport hospital deaths: Families need Hillsborough-style inquests Published image copyrightFamily handouts image captionThe families of Cliff Houghton, Dulcie Middleton, Brian Cunningham and Eva Page are calling for new inquests Relatives of patients who died after receiving dangerous levels of painkillers at Gosport War Memorial Hospital have called for new inquests. An inquiry found 456 patients died after being given opiate drugs at the hospital between 1987 and 2001, but no charges have ever been brought. Four families told the BBC they have requested judge-led Hillsborough-style hearings with a jury. The Attorney General s Office said it was reviewing the application. image captionPam Byrne s stepfather Cliff Houghton died at the hospital in 1994

Is the Delhi Border Fortification Legal?

Is the Delhi Border Fortification Legal? ‘Necessary or proportionate’ Delhi Police’s panicky fortification of our national capital with concrete bollards, trenches, metal spikes and concertina wires against unarmed farmers reminds us of the fear in 1739 when Persian dictator Nadir Shah invaded Delhi after routing the Mughal army to massacre 20,000 Delhi residents. One can understand the official nervousness after the Republic Day bedlam when a section of farmers rioted, causing heavy damage to the national monuments and injuring scores of policemen. However, such grossly disproportionate fortification may appear provocative, bizarre and intimidatory when the massive “Farmer Protests-2” have been quite peaceful.

The introduction of women s suffrage worldwide

The introduction of women’s suffrage worldwide February 7 marks the 50th anniversary of women s suffrage in Switzerland. The Alpine nation was one of the last to introduce it, preceding only 22 other countries worldwide.  This content was published on February 4, 2021 - 09:00 February 4, 2021 - 09:00 Céline Stegmüller Céline joined swissinfo.ch in 2018 as video journalist for the Nouvo in English project, just after graduating from the Academie du journalisme et des medias (AJM) at the University of Neuchâtel. Originally from Ticino, she s been filming, writing and interviewing people all over Switzerland since she got her first reporter badge at 11 during a school camp. 

Geneva: Ban on begging suspended

GENEVA Street begging has been made possible in Geneva. The canton’s attorney general, Olivier Jornot, has in suspended the application of a law banning it after the recent ruling of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) which condemned Switzerland. Geneva, ban on begging suspended Geneva: Ban on begging suspended Geneva, ban on begging suspended Di ats 03 febbraio 2021 , 08:10 OnTheSpot After the condemnation of the ECHR, Jornot, now passes the ball into the court of the politicians: «it is up to them to determine whether they intend to repeal the provision prohibiting begging or modify it, for example by limiting repression to certain behaviors (aggressive begging, with children) or in certain places».

European Court of Human Rights Pressures Turkey to Release Demirtaş

× 22 March 2021, Syria, Idlib: A Syrian man inspects the damage in the aftermath of an airstrike that was allegedly carried out by Russian warplanes on a truck depot near Bab al-Hawa border crossing on the Syrian-Turkish border. Photo: Anas Alkharboutli/dpa 1/4 20 March 2021, Palestinian Territories, Gaza: A man speaks to a police officer in the Electoral Commission building as the registration of party lists for the parliamentary elections in May 2021 begins in Palestine. dpa 2/4 20 March 2021, Lebanon, Beirut: A volunteer holds a dead turtle at the Ramlet al Badia beach during a cleaning campaign after the leakage of an Israeli oil tanker last month. Photo: Marwan Naamani/dpa

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